DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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Where do you live? I'll gladly up the numbers in your losses.
K-Boy
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with who?
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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Zelda
K-Boy
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i doubt it..
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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Or Peach. Or Jigglypuff, whatever.
K-Boy
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I don't know...I rarely have trouble defeating them.
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http://rapidshare.de/files/2230404/Alucard_Mario__vs._Darkness_Zelda_.wmv.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2225965/Alucard_Fox__vs._Darkness_Zelda_.wmv.html
http://rapidshare.de/files/2225965/Alucard_Fox__vs._Darkness_Zelda_.wmv.html
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im not going to either one of those websites just tell me what their about
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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They're match videos
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so...whats so great about em
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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I want you to watch them and tell me if you still think you can beat my Zelda.
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So yeah. Check the newb faq on these forums.
If you don't know anything on it, and if you don't play anyone outside your circle of friends who is known to play competitively, chances are, you aren't that good. I'm not being mean: it's the solid truth.
By competitively, I mean by playing in major tournaments, by which I mean national tournaments, where the cash prize is normally up by the thousands, and players all over the world come to play.
I'm one of them. One of the top 20 players in NJ, but on a national level, that's not saying much.
But since I can hold my own in an actual tournament without going against the nation's best, like Ken, Isai, and Azen, it's pretty easy for me to say what I'm telling you.
I'm not saying you suck. Not at all. I'm sure that when you play with your friends, you manage to kick their butts.
Don't come with that same overconfidence against any of the pros, who travel all the time to play smashers not only from the USA, but from Europe and Japan as well. You'll be broken. I've seen it happen. Trust me.
My best achievement, by the way? Merely managing to control Fox the way I can now. A year ago, I couldn't have been able to shffl, waveshine, nor would have had the mentality or the experience to go and actually stand a chance in a major tournament. I'm happy where I am now, and I'm striving for more.
If you don't know anything on it, and if you don't play anyone outside your circle of friends who is known to play competitively, chances are, you aren't that good. I'm not being mean: it's the solid truth.
By competitively, I mean by playing in major tournaments, by which I mean national tournaments, where the cash prize is normally up by the thousands, and players all over the world come to play.
I'm one of them. One of the top 20 players in NJ, but on a national level, that's not saying much.
But since I can hold my own in an actual tournament without going against the nation's best, like Ken, Isai, and Azen, it's pretty easy for me to say what I'm telling you.
I'm not saying you suck. Not at all. I'm sure that when you play with your friends, you manage to kick their butts.
Don't come with that same overconfidence against any of the pros, who travel all the time to play smashers not only from the USA, but from Europe and Japan as well. You'll be broken. I've seen it happen. Trust me.
My best achievement, by the way? Merely managing to control Fox the way I can now. A year ago, I couldn't have been able to shffl, waveshine, nor would have had the mentality or the experience to go and actually stand a chance in a major tournament. I'm happy where I am now, and I'm striving for more.
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so how exactly do you get involved in these tournaments
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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WoZ, you coming to GS2?
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im not watching them because i dont wanna download a bunch of stuff
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WarriorofZarona
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I won't be able to make it, unfortunately. I have plans that day. I hate missing out on big tournaments. >_<
http://www.smashboards.com
Check the Melee Tournament section. Look for one in your state, to start off.
Of course, that's assuming you live in the USA. I'm not too familiar about tournaments in other countries, but it's probably listed there too.
http://www.smashboards.com
Check the Melee Tournament section. Look for one in your state, to start off.
Of course, that's assuming you live in the USA. I'm not too familiar about tournaments in other countries, but it's probably listed there too.
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so i live in texas and i need to see if there are any tournaments that i can enter...and if i win i go to the nationals or somethin
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DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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You don't have to save it to your computer, just click on it...
Too bad WoZ, you busy both days?
Too bad WoZ, you busy both days?
WarriorofZarona
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Yeah. :(
Tournaments are usually a one time deal, meaning one tournament usually isn't relative to the other. If you happen to win a major tournament, you get whatever the cash prize is, and a reputation among the competitive SSBM community. Go to other tournaments to build your skills and reputation.
I know a few good players from Texas who play all the time. There should be lots of smashfests or tournaments in that state to start off with.
Edit: The big time pros, like Ken for example, travel the country to fight in major tournaments. The guy lives in California I believe? He'd go to the East Coast and back to fight in a tournament. Technically, all the major tournaments that occur are national tournaments for this reason: anyone can enter, no matter where you're from. Of course, only those who know that they have a chance of winning the tournament would ever bother traveling out of state.
Tournaments are usually a one time deal, meaning one tournament usually isn't relative to the other. If you happen to win a major tournament, you get whatever the cash prize is, and a reputation among the competitive SSBM community. Go to other tournaments to build your skills and reputation.
I know a few good players from Texas who play all the time. There should be lots of smashfests or tournaments in that state to start off with.
Edit: The big time pros, like Ken for example, travel the country to fight in major tournaments. The guy lives in California I believe? He'd go to the East Coast and back to fight in a tournament. Technically, all the major tournaments that occur are national tournaments for this reason: anyone can enter, no matter where you're from. Of course, only those who know that they have a chance of winning the tournament would ever bother traveling out of state.
DaRkNeSsOfHeArT
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I live in Texas K-Boy. Perchance do you live near DFW?
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